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RE: Recommended home battery inverters + regulatory matters - help requested  

By JamesPa, 4 days ago

  To me that makes sense. Bond the inverter neutral to the local earth arrangement is when islanded, don't when its not islanded. That way you don't disturb the suppliers earthing/neutral arrangement ...
RE: Recommended home battery inverters + regulatory matters - help requested  

By Batpred, 4 days ago

  This is what the Solis Engineers sent me about earthing, it does not mandate a rod in all situations, but it may apply: Attachment : image.png When no voltage is present at the inverter’s grid ...
Majordennisbloodnok RE: Power outages and storms: A surprisingly good DNO experience  

By Majordennisbloodnok, 4 days ago

  To be fair, the interactions I’ve been having recently with UKPN have also been constructive. Let’s see how things progress.
Transparent RE: Power outages and storms: A surprisingly good DNO experience  

By Transparent, 4 days ago

  I think their response is genuine, and becoming increasingly common amongst DNOs...... with the possible exception of UKPN in SE England. DNO's also now have a role to work as a Distribution System Op...
Transparent RE: Recommended home battery inverters + regulatory matters - help requested  

By Transparent, 4 days ago

  That might be the case. But I think we'd need a link to such an instruction before we can follow that up. I have provided an additional earth for my set of inverters.That's used by the surge suppressi...
Majordennisbloodnok RE: Power outages and storms: A surprisingly good DNO experience  

By Majordennisbloodnok, 4 days ago

  That sums up pretty well my view in another related company - Octopus. They’re simply interacting with their customers in an honest, open and well organised way, and along the way have gained a reputa...
Mars RE: Power outages and storms: A surprisingly good DNO experience  

By Mars, 4 days ago

  @majordennisbloodnok honestly, it was genuinely refreshing. Proper, old-school customer service… calm, proactive and human. When I compare it to the frankly awful attitude we’ve always had from Severn...
cathodeRay RE: Setback savings - fact or fiction?  

By cathodeRay, 4 days ago

  As far as I am aware, the majority, if not all, of the energy used in a defrost comes from the hot water in the radiator circuit. When I look at my minute by minute energy out data, it goes negative d...
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